Meredith Jenks
New York-based commercial photographer, Meredith Jenks, on her path into image-making, practical advice for aspiring photographers, and staying true to her own style.
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Jessica Lehrman
Jessica Lehrman talks about her accidental introduction to the world of photography, how her unconventional upbringing influences the stories she tells, and why exploration is vital to living a creative life.
Megan McIsaac
Photographer Megan McIsaac on what drives her to make honest images, finding a community of likeminded women in Los Angeles, and overcoming fear to embrace the journey ahead.
Andre Wagner
Read an excerpt from our TGD Mag No. 3 interview with photographer Andre D. Wagner, who shares about growing up in Omaha, Nebraska, the first time he picked up a camera on a whim, and the importance of having fun with your work.
Michael O’Neal
San Francisco-based photographer, Michael O’Neal, recalls growing up in New York, his early career in advertising, and finding the courage to take the leap and pursue photography full-time.
Clayton Cubitt
Clayton Cubitt, NYC-based photographer, filmmaker, and writer, talks about his roaming childhood spent between Nevada and New Orleans, dropping out and running away at 16, the luck that helped him escape poverty, his first big break as a photographer, and taking the long-raod approach rather than chasing trends or cash.
Theron Humphrey
Theron Humphrey, Nashville-based photographer, opens up about the breakup that served as the catalyst for his travels, meeting his canine companion, Maddie the Coonhound, and searching for balance between creating for himself and others.
Elizabeth Weinberg
Elizabeth Weinberg, LA-based photographer, on being a self-made woman, her risky move from NYC to LA, and how having a son has changed her life.
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David duChemin
David duChemin, Vancouver-based humanitarian photographer and writer, tackles the tough subject of money, shares about his recovery from a major accident, and urges us to call bullshit on fear and follow our longings.
Paul Octavious
Ryan and I had the pleasure of meeting Paul in person shortly after we moved to New York over two years ago and we’ve been wanting to interview him ever since then. Turns out we’re not the only ones—we’ve received multiple requests from readers to have Paul on TGD and, now, we’re making it happen. I finally had the opportunity to catch up with this designer-turned-photographer and find out more about his path. Surprisingly, photography was an accidental discovery, but an immediate love for Paul, who shares his story thus far in this week’s issue. Read on and be inspired! —Tina
